Professional Assignment 1

Is keeping “trade secrets” still an ethical issue in the age of globalization and  advanced communications technology?

3, The current situation of COVID-19 pandemic has changed many ways for firms to conduct their businesses. Many of them are now migrating to e-business platform. Explain the arguments for and against the application of e-business to help firms to maximize their profits. You are required to provide microeconomic five arguments in favour of e-business and five arguements that post threats for firms to maximize their profits through this business method.

Over the past 10 years, Bayview Guesthouse has gained notoriety as an exceptional place for accommodation in a seaside town. Local residents have now adopted foreign slangs and the dress codes of the guests.  Local culture is on the decline.  This is know as: a.Social integration b.Freedom of expression c.Cultural effect d.Demonstration effect   These can be cited as some of the negative environmental impacts as a consequence of the presence of the tourism sector on a destination a.Waste generation, loss of parks, site restoration b.Biological preservation, waste disposal, air pollution c.Loss of habitat, extensive development, changes in land use d.changes in land use, overconsumption of scarce resources, biological preservation   One disadvantage of having the tourism industry as the key economic sector in a country is: a.Overdependence b.Over employment c.Investment by multinational brand name hotels d.Lack of infrastructural development

Please respond to all parts of the question below, each with its own section: A. Identify and compare the four reasons why governments turn to regulation as a way to solve their problems. B. Government regulations come in different forms. Discuss the major types of government regulations of business. C. Why does international regulation occur? Discuss the conditions that affect the regulation of business in a global context.

What is the effect of Net neutrality on social networks (Facebook, Youtube, INstagram etc.)?  What if we don't have net neutrality anymore?

INNOVATIVE ONLINE AND OFFLINE E-COMMERCE IS IMPROVING THE LIVES OF WOMEN IN EMERGING MARKETSA pioneering e-commerce platform is helping women in East Africa access menstrual care, personal care and women’s health products. The platform is optimised to provide confidential access to products such as contraceptives and HIV selftest kits that are stigmatising to get in-person yet critical to access. Founded in Rwanda in 2016, Kasha has since expanded into Kenya, and is disrupting the way that women access health products in emerging markets. The company was created out of the frustration that technology innovations that could drive global social change were not reaching lowincome countries where they could make a powerful difference in women’s lives, says Joanna Bichsel, the CEO and founder. “The research is clear: when a woman has the ability to take control of her destiny and make informed choices, there are positive ripple effects on her family, her community and her country. Women…

Week 5 DQ1Technology and GlobalizationExamine the relationship between advances in technology and the responsibilities of global citizenship. Describe how technology has changed the way in which people pursue knowledge and how they address social concerns. Assess the challenges and benefits of a technical and global community, and recognize the impact of technological and global influences in your life.Your initial post should be at least 250 words in length. Support your claims with examples from required material(s) and/or other scholarly sources, and properly cite any references. Respond to at least two of your classmates’ posts by Day 7.Week 5 DQ2Reflecting on General EducationExplain what you have learned about the principles guiding general education from this course and the courses you have taken in the past. What are the most important concepts you have learned (a) from this course and (b) throughout your time as a university student? What are your plans for…

You were asked by the Industrial Relations Association of your country to prepare an impactful journal article with the details outlined below:   ·       Compare and contrast at least two (2) tenets/elements of Industrial Relations (IR) in Japan with the way IR exists in the Caribbean. ·       You must identify and expand on at least two (2) similarities and two (2) differences between IR in each country. ·       Use at least two (2) illustrations examples to indicate and clarify why one region would be your choice over the other.    The presentation should be in the format of a journal article/essay format.

You were asked by the Industrial Relations Association of your country to prepare an impactful journal article with the details outlined below: · Compare and contrast at least two (2) tenets/elements of Industrial Relations (IR) in Japan with the way IR exists in the Caribbean. · You must identify and expand on at least two (2) similarities and two (2) differences between IR in each country. · Use at least two (2) illustrations examples to indicate and clarify why one region would be your choice over the other.

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Technology and the Economy Data Privacy Concerns Take the World by Storm A privacy law in the EU caused major changes to the way companies like Facebook and Google collected and used user data. The law, called General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), allows people to request data that have been collected about them and restricts businesses on how they can use those data. It also forces companies to notify users of how data collected about them will be used. If companies don't comply with this regulation, they could face up to $1 billion in fines. Not only has GDPR had a major impact on companies doing business in Europe, but Brazil, Japan, and South Korea are following Europe's lead. The EU is encouraging other countries to develop tougher online privacy regulations by making data protection a part of trade deals. Even companies not based in the EU are subject to the regulation if they process the personal data of EU citizens. These requirements are making privacy protection a…

Global Adoption, Expansion, and Progress of eHealth: A major obstacle to the global adoption, expansion, and progress of eHealth is the lack of available healthcare workers trained in informatics and adequately prepared to work in this growing field. What unique skill set(s) are needed to work in this evolving discipline? What obstacles present themselves as informatics expands globally (e.g., education/language barriers, differences in terminology, legal issues, access to technology, regulatory policies, etc.)? How might these challenges be overcome?

9. What is the environment where a firm conducts business known as A) Global business environment   B) Economic environment   C) Domestic business environment   D) Technological environment   10. What is the willingness and ability of producers to offer a good for sale referred to as?   A) Private enterprise B) Supply   C) Free market economy   D) Law of supply

Use the information and excerpt below to answer the question. In 1994, President Bill Clinton gave an example of the criticism of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT).The idea is that since we live in a global economy and there are people in other places who can work for wages we can’t live on, if we open our markets to them, they will displace our workers . . . Which result would policies addressing this criticism and the protectionist policies in place before the Great Depression most likely have in common?     Responses Political instability causes trade imbalances. Political instability causes trade imbalances. Trade restrictions limit the growth of economies. Trade restrictions limit the growth of economies. Political instability decreases trade activity. Political instability decreases trade activity. Trade restrictions reduce demand for consumer goods.

How did the COVID-19 pandemic change the access of students to education and their ability to focus on learning? What were the biggest challenges that they will have to face as a Distance Learning Education Student?

Does Air Canada seek to understand and respond to the needs of their stakeholders?

Because Uber is so popular and the business model is being expanded to other industries, should there be regulation to develop compliance with standards to protect competitors and consumers?

Explain how technology and the e-environment impact exporting.

For a new product or service, recommend at least two legal compliance approaches that should be used by companies when conducting international business in Canada (e.g., employment law, tax law, advertising law, corporate law). For the new product or service, provide two key recommendations to consider regarding ethics and social responsibility in Canada (e.g., intellectual property, competition, corruption).

A national sport policy should provide an overarching framework for the management of sport in a country. Detail the main components of such a policy through: A table of content and a description of each section.

Instructions: Answer in 5 sentences. DO NOT COPY FROM THE INTERNET.

What is the mission of the Department of Homeland Security, and why are intergovernmental relations a key element of the department’s success?

Review the following websites and address the below questions:  Ending gender violence. MADRE. (n.d.). https://www.madre.org/programs/ending-gender-violence. (PRIO), P. P. I. O. (n.d.). Global women, peace and security index. PRIO. https://www.prio.org/Projects/Project/?x=1767. United Nations. (n.d.). Universal declaration of human rights. United Nations. https://www.un.org/en/about-us/universal-declaration-of-human-rights. Are Human Rights Universal? How do Nations determine inferior members of society? For example, explore how the career opportunities of young women differ from their grandmothers. Why do most cultures assume patriarchy in their natural order of human affairs?

Nestle baby formula is known for causing illness and infant deaths in poor communities in third world countries by promoting their infant formula products at the expense of breastfeeding. They have provided unethical marketing practices. Promotional campaigns of multinational corporations (MNCs) have exacerbated the problem of controlling the use of this potentially dangerous product by luring the consumer into the market.

26 - Activities such as planning, organizing, executing, coordinating and controlling are included in which of the following?    a) Functions of foreign relations  B) Functions of the business  NS) Management functions  D) Functions of entrepreneurship  TO) Functions of internal relations

Topic: Global Warming Describe the prominent ethical dilemma you think exists in this topic. Explain the benefit of using an ethical framework as it relates to your topic. Explain how diverse ethical perspectives can benefit how your topic is addressed.

Duaa Lipa works for an international company and has been promoted to a role where she will need to maintain global financial management systems. She recognizes that operating globally is not without its challenges, and wants your guidance in helping make sure that the global financial management systems run well. Which of the following is not an obstacle to using global information systems? -Diverse regulatory practices -Cultural differences -Unwillingness to delegate control of information systems to host countries  -Standardization -poor telecommunication infrastructure

Because Uber is so popular and the business model is being expanded to other industries, should there be regulation to develop compliance to protect competitor and consumer?